Sentence examples similar to fostered setbacks from inspiring English sources
Similar logic has come to the fore in the Venezuela of Hugo Chávez and his successor, Nicolás Maduro – regimes prone to ascribe every domestic setback to plots fostered by the US.
Oil fostered industrialism.
The company simultaneously fostered a sense of ownership and community around product development and acted as a way for makers to open up about the successes and setbacks of transforming a product from idea to execution.
She received low grades in her A-levels, thwarting her dreams of becoming a doctor, but credits this setback with fostering an entrepreneurial spirit early on in life.
These include encouraging learning, fostering a collective mindset unafraid of failure or setback and holding strong organizational ethics that are understood and valued by employees.
It comprises a voluntary set of targets and priorities to foster increased resilience to present and future hazards and to prevent setbacks to development as the result of small and large disasters.
FBC doesn't have strict rules in order to foster creativity, where conventional EZO is has strictly binary, black and white attributes for uses, setbacks, sizes, etc.
The goal of the conference is to "foster open and critical discussions about what could have been done differently and what might be done now to address those divisions and rectify the setbacks," say the organizers.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
It fosters political overspending.
